Canon

 1 6 |    till it shall please his superior to restore him. ~
 2 8 | must be investigated bv the superior. The accused must be given
 3 8 |     come to the ears of the superior through complaint and report,
 4 8 |   duly punished without the superior being both accuser and judge
 5 15|    heeds the warning of the superior and makes suitable satisfaction,
 6 23|     upon the next immediate superior. If he neglects to do so
 7 23|     upon the next immediate superior. Let the one upon whom this
 8 30|    by the synod to a higher superior. That this salutary provision
 9 34|  amount to the poor. If the superior with whom a complaint in
10 35|     to be made known to the superior judge; if insufficient,
11 35|   has sent a message to the superior judge or has received letters
12 35|     it be made known to the superior judge; if the superior judge
13 35|  the superior judge; if the superior judge finds the ground for
14 38|   him be duly punished by a superior judge; nor is there any
15 47| unjust excommunication to a superior, who, if there be no danger
16 47|    with the judgment of the superior, since it is not a trivial
17 47|    with the decision of the superior, unless perchance probable
18 48|    let him submit it to the superior, that the latter may take
19 48|  has been proved before the superior judge, let the latter exercise